🖌️ Caliart 72 Dual Brush Pens Art Markers for Adult Coloring: Fine & Brush Tip, Note Taking, Lettering, Calligraphy, Drawing, Sketching - Bullet Journaling Supplies Review

Great set! I've read a few complaints about people thinking there are 144 markers instead of 72, but it's clearly stated in the product description, so no surprises. There are 2 different nib sizes for each marker, which is nice. They are great for adult coloring or amateur calligraphy. For the price I am more than happy with the purchase.

Yes the colors don't match what you see on the caps as others have mentioned but my set had 100% nice juicy markers. The colors are bolder and lighter in flavor and many colors were very similar in hue. I was looking for more pastels and earth colors but I really can't complain about the value and quality I got. They bend just like the Tombow but are cheaper. I'm starting to handwrite and bullet journal and I really feel like I bought a great starter kit and I would recommend it to anyone who…

I bought these hoping they would be better than my Crayola Supertips. I was very disappointed. Even the cheaper Cra-Z-Art Supertip are better than these markers. All colors are dull and washed out. The brush tip didn't impress me, but that could also be because I'm used to supertypes. The thin line tip is much worse than the brush tip because the colors are lighter and they were quite light to begin with. There were a few darker colors but not enough to make this set stand out. Overall, they're

First I have to say I was considering returning this marker set but I ended up coloring in the color chart. As you can see from the photo the color chart is very misleading. The most notable differences are the numbers 6, 27, 20, 18, and 37. There are 144 colors listed on the box, but you get far fewer than 50 different colors. the brush tip already shows signs of wear from filling out the color chart with your own hands. The fine tips of the liner are so hard and prickly that they tear the…

This is the second set of dual sided Caliart markers I've bought from Revain. The first set was used very well by me and my kids so I ordered another set with more colors to replace (and have a nice set of markers for me to use when I color in my adult coloring books). I find that the markers feel a bit dry and don't glide across the paper as smoothly as the first set. They work well and the colors are really nice. Just a little drier and almost brittle than I expected. They come in a round…

What a great purchase! It was a bargain price for 72 markers. They all work, plus they have brushes and a great tip if you just want to write with them. They also included a color chart and spare parts. They are very easy to use and are numbered evenly so you can find what you are looking for. I made a sample sheet just because I want to see the exact color even if the eyelids are close to the color I want. The box they came in is very pretty too. I wanted to draw a picture out of the box…

I haven't used these markers much but I've tested them on the card provided and a couple of markers on regular cardboard. I would recommend swatching the markers on a different paper than the swatch card as they were much darker on it than on my card stock. The markers claim that the fine tip and brush tip are different colors, but with the exception of a few markers, most of them were very close to the same color (maybe a little lighter or darker). The color of the caps didn't match that well,

Bought for coloring for adults. The ad claims there are 144 colors. It is not true. There are 72 double-sided markers (one end is brushed and the other thin), but each marker is only one color. The colors are still not 72 as some of the colors included are exactly the same or so similar to others in the pack that they really can't be considered different shades (i.e. there are 4 or 5 'grey' shades but they literally look exactly the same on paper. Same goes for some blues.) Overall I think…